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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2326, 7 December 1914, Page 9

Ie 'j, Past andlVesent: i j Sati.s£act.ion. is • • For 3 5 years Nelson iisste's Teas have by n their purity, quality, vAlue and flavour _ given complete satisfaction.' 35 years s experience in blending and selecting Since | tea# has given us an unequalled advantage e over other firms—the advantage of ripe ; j! experience. Our teas never vary. Tha \ same satisfaction you have obtained from thera in the past you will get now—and in the future. They are the finest it is pes- »• sible to procure, and the best value. Their . very strength aad purity makes them the 11 most economical. Their uniform quality makes them the most satisfactory; Only ■jf/v'i from the best can you get the best results. - f,: ,* • Don't buy any tea—see it is Nelson Moate's ' —the name is a guarantee of supreme quality and the greatest value. Awarded 4 Qoldj 2 Special, and 1 Silver Medal. ' ; ' Prices: 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, - j 21; 2/2, 2/4, 3/-. ; NELSON MOA3B Pure^Sas ■1 ~ \ BfflmtirriorT -mni. ■ m ■ Wipclow Drapliigsv UP-TO-DATE GOODS IN . CARPETS, RUGB, LINOLEUMS, WINDOW. DRAPINCS, AND CURTAINS ' OF EVERT DESCRIPTION, : - JUST OPENED UP READY FOR THE ANNUAL' SPRING GLEANING. ' Irish Linens, Finlay's and other makes of Sheetings, Horrqckses' and Crewdson's Calicoes, Ma*' dapolams for Ladies' and Children's Wear, an all-round Stock of Househdld Furnishings and Manchester Goods at Most. Reasonable Prices. We keep busy all the time by giving good sound value and' keeping a large and well-se-lected'stock to olioose from,- thereby gaining the our many customers. r When Spring Cleaning or Furnishing, do your shopping at the RELIABLE FUR^ISHINC V / . . WAREHOUSE of : : GEORGE WINDER, : N.B.—Carpets and Linoleums laid and planned by experienced workmen,. Blinds a specially.

j.w.iTTnr-ni-.r.Mißrn I ■ IMWMIHiJWWUH-llm umi.. - — Xmas Presents for Young arsd OJd. CHILDREN'S TEA SETS—Is., Is. Sd., Is. 6d., is. 9d,., "and' Bs."6d, CHILDREN'S AIR-GUNS- Is. 6d. to 6s. 6d. TRICTCLES-12S. G(l., 15s. 6d„. 18s. Gd. Each. 1 SCHOOL TENNIS RACKETS-3s.' Gd., ss. Gd., 7s. Gd., 10s. 6d. to 18s. Gd, CRICKET BATS—From Is. Each. Balls-9d„ Is., Ib, 3d., Is. 6d. Each, ."MIGNON." HORNLESS GRASLAPHONES, with 6 Double-sided Records— 225. 6d, Each". Extra Records, Is. 3d. each. SETS CHRIS. JOHNSON'S CARVERS, in Cases-From 12s, Gd. Set, SAFETY RAZORS to Suit . Gillete Blades—6s 6d. Each. The Sims'Hardware'Go. CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. LAWN' MOWERS. /j^ ENGLISH. jf Green's "Silens Messor,' 1 JEmi ' ffl ' W 14in., 16in„ 18in., 20in. J? Jar Also ertra Knives & Chains.Ransome's Horse Mowers, . ' 30in., 36in. ; Eansome's • "Anglo-Paris,- ■ 12in.; 14in,, 16in., 18in. Eansome's .''Lion/- 18in.,.- -- - 15in, •••• AMERICAN. "Aicadffj" "New Rover," "New Norka," "Favourite."- "PennaM/i n N«» Easy,"- "Premier." Grass Boies- ' ' * CARDEN TOOLS, Forks, Garden Rollers, I.R. Hose, Branch Cutters, Edging Knives. Hoes, Reaping Hooks, Rakes, Spades, Shovel'-, Slashers, Snravfiro SheaW, Scythes, Trowels, Turff Cotters. t" ~ JOHN BUTHIE&CO. LIMITED - METALS AND HARD WARE MERCHANTS; 1 '• STREET. • •- TELEPHONES: Town Department, 8006; Country Department, 166} •' . . iiiiiiiiniii 'Offices, 573; Iron Yard, 25(34.

AKE SO PLEASANT TO TAKE. "I was inolined to,bo.constipated,, and was alwaj-s compelled to take a laxative," writes Mr. Hugh M'Naughton, Lubeck, Vic. "Chamberlain's Tablets were reoommended to me, and a few doses relieved mo of this troublesome compliant. I think so highly of them that now I t&kA ftn cooasional dtee, whioh helps to keep me ia good health."—Adrt. -